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Articles - economie

Romania enters top 10 most promising frontier markets

Romania recently joined the top 10 the most promising frontier markets, based on the perspectives offered to big investors.

Capital Economics: Romania’s economy in advance this year by 3%

Romania’s economy will grow by 3% this year and by 3.3% next year because of the positive evolution of domestic demand, under the long term growth potential of 4% estimated by analysts from the British consulting company Capital Economics.

Romania had the third-largest economic growth in CEE, behind Hungary and Poland

In Q4 last year Romania’s economic growth stood at 2.5 pc, behind Hungary, Poland, Estonia and the United Kingdom

Romanian National Bank revises inflation down to 2.1%

The Romanian National Bank (BNR) estimates an inflation of 2.1% for the end of this year and 2.4% for the end of 2016, said yesterday Mugur Isarescu, BNR governor.

Euro area annual inflation down to -0.6 pct in January, says Eurostat

Euro area consumer prices are expected to be 0.6 percent lower this January compared to a year earlier, thus further fueling deflation fears, data from Eurostat, the statistical office of the European Union, showed on Friday. The annual inflation stood at -0.2 percent in December.

S&P: Romania scored 9.8 percent for the five-year cumulative default probability

In terms of the capacity to honor its foreign debts in the next five years, Romania is currently in a better position than countries such as Italy, Hungary, Bulgaria, Portugal and Greece, shows the latest report by Standard & Poors - "S & P Capital IQ Sovereign Debt Report Q4 2014".

Capital Economics: inflation will be at 0.8% this year, much under the expectations of the market

Inflation will be at 0.8% in Romania this year, much under the expectations of the market, which hoped to have a rate of 2.5% but, among the countries in Central and Southern-Eastern Europe only Romania and the Czech Republic will avoid deflation due to the drop in the price of oil, estimate the analysts in Capital Economics.

Romania reaches the lowest inflation rate in the last 25 years

The average prices in the last 12 months (January 2014 – December 2014), determined on the basis of the Consumer Price Index (CPI), grew by 1.1 per cent year-on-year, while the ones determined on the basis of the harmonized consumer price index (HCPI) grew by 1.4 per cent. In 2013 the annual inflation rate reached the record low of the last 24 years – 1.55 per cent.
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